American Battlefield Trust

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The American Battlefield Trust has not one, not two, but THREE initiatives honored as finalists for The Anthem Awards! ⭐ Medal of Honor Valor Trail honored as a finalist in the Best Use of Data under Awareness Categories, Education, Art & Culture ⭐ Our Enduring Legacy was honored as a finalist in the Capital Campaign under Fundraising & Resource Development Categories, Education, Art & Culture ⭐ Prince William Digital Gateway Advocacy honored as a finalist in the Local Awareness Campaign under Awareness Categories, Education, Art & Culture Today, you can help support these initiatives by voting for them before Thursday, October 30th, at celebrate.anthemawards.com or via the links below👇 🔵 Medal of Honor Valor Trail: https://wbby.co/EAWNP 🔴 Our Enduring Legacy: https://wbby.co/EFRNP 🔵 Prince William Digital Gateway Advocacy: https://wbby.co/EAWNP

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Every battlefield has a story to tell. These hallowed places witnessed courage, sacrifice, and moments that shaped our nation. Help us save our nation's battlefields before they are lost forever. When you make a gift of $35 or more, you will receive an exclusive preservation edition of Battle Maps of the Civil War: The Eastern Theater.

Help us save our nation's battlefields before they are lost forever. When you make a gift of $35 or more, you will receive an exclusive preservation edition of Battle Maps of the Civil War: The Eastern Theater.

"If the Declaration of Independence announced the birth of the United States of America, the Battle of New Orleans in 1815 marked our nation's end of adolescence and assumption of maturity in world affairs." That's how columnist Quin Hillyer describes the significance of the Battle of New Orleans in a compelling new column highlighting the Trust's new effort to protect 40 acres of the Chalmette Battlefield before they're lost forever to development. With your support, we can save this historic ground forever and ensure future generations experience the power of the place where history was made. Read Quin Hillyer's column https://bit.ly/4pg2VoB and help us save the Chalmette Battlefield.